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Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
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Yesterdays report Of the trial OF 8. !
v. B Osrty In the United States Dist
trict Court for purloiDiI z the contents
OF = letter left David Stevenson on the
WITH ess Stapd. After him came John
O Thomas, an Inspector OF the poet.
office department, who was sent for to|
tsst the Office, who WAS sworn. His
evidence run IN the same line with ex
Postmasse 8 sigge.t. George w. RIB.
erts night clerk at tho yostcfiice, wac
put upon the staud. kut no new evil
demos VAS elicited. Il Y. Watson, Post
mssNr a. Milford, And William g
Herring, ex- postmas ~ the same
| olaca, we're examined aud both testified
that no letter addressed to John p.
Carey reached that Office.
the govern nent lors res ted Its case
and l. y. vAndegrifi, Esq, opened for
4 the defense. He called up Daniel p.
Ham iitop, father in-law OF The defend
ant, who testified that on the day pre-.
vious TO C.r'y's arrest the latter vent
on the John A. Warner on 90 excu rrio n
up the Delaware river. ar that he ex
changed - fer htm giving It 70 him in
quarter and haif dollars George W
broadie testidsd tina, hs gave Mr. Ham.
iiton the m )ney 10 give 70 Carly, an
no knew there we're several half dollars
In the lot.
Il p. T. K. Smith, paying teller OF the
First N stionai Bank, and Thorn IN
Young, pay tag teller Of the Farm ers'
Bank OF Delaware, testi6ed that there
were millions of half dollars issued IN
1876. and that m any Of them were struck
OF at Sacramento, California, the letter
3 On the coin meaning the SAcr amen co
, mint.
Mr.. Smith prod uced coin that had q
dot on IL precisely like the mark on the
. coin rked by Mr.. Swissett and Mr..
Thomas Mr.. Bird placed the coin In
evideDce. Charles W. Rowland. vii.
liam bri hi, 7. Allen Hillss, r 8
Williams, Daniel Il Anderson and @ 40
! W Rooerts all testified 10 the good char
scr.r OF the accused.
Ex Postmaster Ssiseeit and Inspec-
tor Tbo,nss being recalled, noted the
difference Of the marks on The two
. coins In evidence. The coin marked by
the III eials were indeL tattons, = blur OF
rust; n fly speck exc aimed some one
Audibly xDd litter went around the
J rom. TIE examination Of witnesses
here closed, and District Attorney Pat.
teTson opened argument for the govern
men;
He said the evidence # good cnarac.
Ter amounted to IothinR 10 the face OF
the fact that bank cashiers and clerks
aud men Of the most tested and tried
character had become rAscals all at
oLcu and soush hit refuge In Canada. He
minutely described the marks upon the
coin, and follow cd It from the time IL
was put iato letter until u was found
In Csrty's pocket.
! NJ, vsndsgtift produos q number
OF judicial decisions bearing upon the
Gaze and submitted them, with nj N.
Der OF law points, TO the oe ART, after
which he made On able and eloquent
appeal Tor the accused. Mr.. Bro fol-
lowed on the same side In one Of his
masserly addresses. after which District
Attorney Patterson closed for the Gov
ernment. Court then took o recess until
. 10 o'clock this morning
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

II Is . we'll known fact that General
Sheridan's parents were people Of
very humble circumstances, and that
his father had hard struggle to sup
port and educate his large family.
And II was necessary for the boys
early In life TO seek employment In or
der that they might support themselves
and assist their father rs much as pos :.
sible. They were all unusually bright
and industrious, and were not only
willing but anxious TO do all they
could.
At the time OF which we write the
Lancaster, Ohio, Congressional dis
trict, In which old Mr.. Sheridan aud
his family resided. was represented
by Democrat. This member was
entitled TO the appointment of a cadet
at the West Point Military Academy,
as were all other members under the
law. Before he had made a selection,
however, two OF his constituents, both
friends of his, very wealthy, each
concluded that he would like TO have
mis- son receive the appointment, and
accordingly each started out among
his friends In the district TO obtain
recommendation to the member o.
Congress for the appointment of hi'
son. The men were both well liked
and, as consequence, through theiI
determined efforts, almost all OF the
| people In the district had taken sides
and the Congressman was prcsset
upon all sides to appoint one or tn,
other. He was in dilemma; TO ap,
point either would bring the enmity
of the other and all his friends HI
concluded he would advise will
Thomas Ewing. one of Ohio's great
est men, who was then Senator ant
resided In the town of Lancaster. Ac
cordingly he went to the Senator
house and explained the situation Il
him.
After thinking the matter over for
moment, the Senator said, ''if / wer,
In your place | would not appoin
either Of these boys. ! would selec
some poor mans son aad send him
each of these men and his friendl
would be glad that You did not ap
point the others son, and the whole
people Of the district would applique
you for sending poor boy" "That'i
q capital ideal" remarked the now de-
lighted member, as he saw q way ou
of the difficulty; "but where is boy
can sendp' Just then old Mr.. Sheri
dan, who was employed by Senator
Ewing, walked into the dining room
where the two were sitting, with
some stove w5,.. In his arms.
"There," said the Senator, "l.
Sheridan; he has some bright boys
and you couldn't do better than tC
send one of them" In the mean
time Sheridan had deposited his Woo
in the box behind the stove and wa'
going out of the room. ''Sheridan, >
said the Senator, show would you like
to have one of your boys go to Yves
Point" II don't know, SIR" replied
Sheridan; II never thought Of tina
and you know better about 1t than
do. would leaye it all to you, sir.
"Weli," said the Senator. ''it eithe
was to he sent, which would you pre-
fer to have go?' II don't know abou
that either, sir. If It's for books 20,
want him, you had better send Mike
but If it's for fighting you want him
ycu had better send Phil" and Sheri
dan went his way. There" sai6 tn
Senator to the Congressman, ''there'
your chance. It's for fighting yo
want him, nov send Phil Sheridan,
and he did
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 BalIimals h,i issd
NOV. IaTM, 1886.
Trains will leave Wilmington ss fellows:
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For philadelphia (sxpress). 2 90 2 81, 4 90.
70, ii 81 a. m. 3 90, ~ and I 90 p. m.
accommodation, 30 q. M, u 10, Is,
80, 7 ~, Q 80 D. m.
For Chester texprsss), 7 ~, IL 81 8. o.. 8 az
and 7 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 8 30 8. NJ, n 10, rs, 30.
40 and so p. N.
ior New YORK texpress), 4 90 ~ 400.
70, OF . m, %, B "a. 7 VI and 60 .. N.
For West Chester, via I4aros1a. q So l.. a.
and 8 30 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 3s, q 90, s Oh,
10 o. am. IL q, $50 (Limitedl, and % pm.
Baltimore, IL 90 night.
Leave Phtiadeiphis, Broad STREET, for WILL
mington texpress), IL 10. 50. : 20, 8 10, II 20
q. 10. 81, II 10, and Ii ~ y. IL.
accommodation, ss5, 10 ~ a. N, u as 10,
8 30 and IL ~ p. N.
For further Information oEsJans ers xrs 70.
ferred TO the ticket offioo a. tie station.
Trains marked thus (s)ars limited express,
upon which extra fsYe 10 oh irxed.
J. X. WOOD.
General PASSENGER Agent,
CaA1L n l. RuaH General Msna9er.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
d NORTHERN R.K

Time table In effect Nov. 2Ssh, 1855 Trains
leave Wilmington FIRE 1ch st:eet) rs follows:
For Reldina, Rirdsb0ro. Joanna, spring
neio, Maynesourg Jurction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, ehapo Wer-
nersgille and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. H., 90 y. In. and 245 p. m.
For Coatesville In broeviile, i.epape.
naoo rofa ana Duroht and ln'erme-
diato 1cfn-s, 7.0I q. IN z 30, and ~ ,. m.
For West Chester, 10 q. IN. 40, and b.12
Pm.
For New Bridge ana tern eGiate POINTS,
o.lb p. m.
On Sundx, for Healing, Ocateegtllc. West
Chester and ali inter- di..e ,Giats, $40 o.
m.
a. @. MoCAUSLAND L. A. BOWER,
Superintendent CieaI fass AQ't
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
at 2 O'Clock p. m.

No. l. No. ga LON bard stree I4xS0 feet
8 storied, room, b lex hou 4e thereon
NO. q No III Locust street, LaxiC0 feet,
2 story brick house, g. ro9ms, sunmer kit
chen.
No. 8. No 709 Locust street, lsxlo0 feet,
with s.oriet frame house, no. ms, thu reon.
No. 4. NO. 7O0 East It'll street, corner Of
It'll aud 81 ruce streets, with storied brfcK
building thereon, o rooys and large store
room, .0xs6 feet This Is valuable prop
ersy. and is worthy the attention OF any per-
son looking for a business stand.
These pro srties are in good condition.
Sale to commence at No. !. Conditions
made known at sale. For further partiou
lars see hand bills.
HENRY W. PERKINS, for the heirs.
X. q. FRAN, Attorney.
L. W. Stidham 4 Sons, Auct's. jl0-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Coughing Clsrs.-Comely, charming
Olsrisss Clendenning, carelessly catch.
ing cod; creeping chtils came; Clara
co9Ebed continually; cruel. croupy
cough, that would have ktllcd her, had
she not used Or. BulPs Congh Syrup,
costin 4 26c.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
at IL O'Clock, D, m.


The following described real estate, viz:
All those 30 certain tracts or parcels Of
land with the dwelling house, barn and
other outDuildings thereon cree ed, stu to
In NJ Ill Greek Hundred, New Castle County,
and state Of Delaware; aforesaid, severaliy
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
No. /. Bounded by the public road lead
Greek church by land late OF jacob White.
man now OF Israel Whltemau, and by lands
late OF Joseph EastDurn now OF the estate OF
stephen Davis, deceased. and Thomas j..
10 oore, containing ~ acres, De tho same
mo or less. Deed Record /, Vol 6, page
BAT. &C.
No. a Beginning in the limo OF the land
buckingham near a small run thence run
ming thereby south $50 deg ees west AZ 10
perchos to hickory stump corner of land
OF William Bell, thence thereby AMI by
land OF William Hardness south sq16 de-
gfers west SO 10 perches to post Ia the
" desrees west 40 10 perohes to a post q
corner Of land OF Levi b. Moore, thence
thereby nth 4SH degrees east t3 40
perches to post In small run. thence By
now lines viz: South 20 degrees east 81
perches south 10 degrees east Is l perches
uth b21z cegrets east IT 6 10 perohes south
Ss14 degrees east II perches south 3sx de-
grees east 9Aio perches to tho place Of Dc.
ginning, containirg 70 asres, 2 roofs and 8
perches BIO the same what it may Deed
Record l., Vol. Z, page JAG. sc.
Seized aud Ia zon in execution as the
property OF Alban Bucxingh I'm aud Mary
T. Suck ingham, his vile, mortgagors and
Aioan buckingham, Jr terrs tenast and
TO be sold by
GlLsS LAMBlCN, Sheriff.
Sberif's Once, Wilmington. December
20. 1885. ds0-ood t.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Inc following personal property: Five
God work ana driving horses, one colt, 8
years old; fifteen good dairy COWS. some in
proht, others springing; ono 2.year-old bull,
four head Of young cattle, one fat hog,
thirty psir Of chickens. two horse wagons,
OF running gear for two horses, set Of log
wheels in good order, lot of old wheels, pair
OF front wb cells, broad tire; two carts, ono
broad wheeled, for one or horses; moving
machine, wheat drill, with phosphate at
tachment; new Taylor rake, 81 ain fan, corn
shelter, roller sled. milk wagon, fodder
wagon, wheelbarrov, two sieighs, two Ger
mantown carriages, one new; eight plows,
some nearly new; Rood double harrow, two
culuvators, two water troughs, feed boxes,
nour chest. ], 900 feet OF piEe DO irds and 3 4
j0is 8. sawn axles, 200 posts, 8 and holed /;
lot Ct rails, chestnut AVID oak logs, double
wagon harness, lead and pin chains, pillow
Chains. milk wagon harness, dearborn har-
ness, collars, brides, head halters, hynets,
log chains, fol ked chains, Is COW chains, $50
pound beam, rope and blocks. forks, rakes,
shovels, hoes, axes, augtr5 chest of tools 20
grain 1aRs, lot OF wool, 40 tons of hay, aboat
zoo bushel, Of v heat in the straw; wheat By
in the ground, oats In the straw, lot Of wheat
straw and corn FODDER corn biades by the
bundle, l75 bushels OF corn In the ear. 275
sht cks Of corn in field. bran by the ton, po-
tatoes by the bushel, 20 and 40 quart milk
cans. churu, 2 good butter tubs, buckets
goods, bedsteads. bureaus, tables, three
large che ets, desk, chairs, stoves, carp cts,
Kitchen utensils and many articles not here.
In enumerated. Conditions OF sale: A credit
OF SIX months will be given ON all sums OF
s26 and upwards.
MILLER fORwoOD,
JOSEPH fOkwO u.
Adminislr7
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Phiiedelphia texpressl, q. 252, Z 90. o so,
so, IL, $50 910, o Al, 10 OF, II SIS, IL 81 am
Il 80, 2 %, 8 90. 8 "a, o 20 ana 7 0s D. m.
Accommodation, 9 40, 7 90, 7 0A 10 20 q. m.
~, ~, 90, 9 30, 10 80 p. N.
For Chester lexpress), o 80, 7 80, 8 90, Q 10,
~, IL 81, IL 81 q. a., Ia 80, ~, 20 and 700
p. m.
Accommodation, 0 40, 7 90. 7 o6. s1b 10 m
Q. m, 20, o., 7 20, Q 80 and 10 30 D. NJ.
New York, q 90, q 81, 4o0, Q 20, Z 90, $50
10 o.. II 81 a. m, az "a, %, 80, 5 a. 20 rs,
90. 10 80 p. m.
For West Ohester, via Lamokin, $40 and
10 q. m, 2 80 and 4 90 p. M.
FOR Newark and intermediate stations,
~ q. m, IL IS and Il p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 os
Q. m, 81 p. m. ana IL 05 night.
baltimore and Bay Line, 40 o. ID,
Baltimore and Washington, i rs, 4 40, 9 o.,
10 O.. II 90 a M, Il "a, "ll7. 44l, 3 10, ~ Sd
and t6p. m.
Trains for Della ware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, Q 90, 8 80 a. m, IL 90, q SO 8 so.
Q rs and II 30 p. m.
Georgetown and I.ewes, 80 q. m, and 50
p. N.
Seaford Express, 5 50 p. m.
harrington, DeImar and way stations,s so
o. m, IL s. p. N.
Express for Harrington, 8 90 ?. N. Way
train rs p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, II % p. u. every day.
franklin City, $50 a. m
Express for Norfolk. IL SIS .. m daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street-for
wilmington (express), IL 70, 3 90, TO, 727,
TO- 10 20. ii 40, II IS a. ~. SOL, AOz, 80,
0s, n, OF, Q 81, IL 10 ard IL "a D. NJ.
Accommodation, 8 80, 10 70 .. e., az. 827.
ID, n. 30. CD 10 4, and II u p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

SOB EDULE IN EFFECT, NOV. 2s7B. &c.
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Eeyot;
EAST. BOUND:

Trains leave delaware Avenue Eeyot:
EAST.bOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily So. .aooA. M.
Phila. Acoommod ation, daily. -. .9aO A. M,
Western Express, daily. ...li ~ A. Id.
Pbila. Accommodation, daily ....3J5P. M.
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... b.43 p. M.
Chicago Limited, daily. lies r. M.
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily. ..........7.66A A. M.
Arrives Chicago 10. 30 ext morning. This
train does not take baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily. IL 80 A. M.
Arrives Cincinnati 7.46 A. M, st. Louis
go P. M. next day.
Cnicag and st. Louis Express,
9aiJ ......:;:......,..;;:.-: ..... .e.30P. m.
FOX LANDcNBERd,9 300 A. N. and
3 90 p. M, daily.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philadelphia 10 A NJ, 8 55 a. M.
and 246 p. NJ, daily. For bal im0re 90
A. M, daily. exoef Sunday. For i.anden.
berg S. q. M. end as p. M, daily. 500
r. NJ, daily except Sunday.
W. INWIN, OK. LORD.
Superin'endsnt. GenY Pass. Agent.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

When basy was siek, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a hiid. she cried fer Castoria
When she bad .biidren, she gave them Cas-
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

DOR SALE, AT A BAR
= gain, from now until
MARCH 2sth, the three
story brick dwelling. 1903
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPuB-
LICAN Office. watt
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Ra id-msds cream chocolate, 25 cents
o pond, q. Ferguron'g.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

uK ExOhAu0k-A NUM-
Ss,rsble bouses VIII al tns
Syemsnts. Lattls cAsh required,
q viii bs taken in part orwhols
lsnoos may remain on mort
Also building Sits 2 III
tof residences also mana
,speoIAily adepssd for mo.
Win 40 svef.nowtng stresn
a :s-oush.it, about ~ 49,
Kailroad. Ctty TAI one,
ulsr rstss. This properly VII
arc OF IN smaller lo0, q
nurchfsors. ALSO houses Y
Thus. N. OaLEs
fc2 French street.
yoRD. ssn and Rodnay .sal'o
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

0SOk SALE-HOUSE No. fo3 FRENOH
q street; IL rooms and bath. all modern
improve ments. This house 10 In excellent
Also nun Der o. NJ Cd ern houses In western
part OF tho city, 1hese nre the msst conve-
utent houses In the marhet. ana any one
wishing 70 pu chase would do we'll 10 LOOK
81 them before purchasins elsewhere. Terms
20 suit purchasers TINDAL.L h BRO,
bl1 W. Ninth street. or Alt L. seventh street.
isn67o.t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

DURLIG SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
L To clio Q tho estate OF bomss Pc kins,
deceased. Will be sold Tn the premises, on
THURS AY, JAN. 20, 1857,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
MILLER norwood,
JOSEPH fOk WO ID.
Admlnlstr3 tors.
J. u ROBINSON. Auctioneer: l-6.ltww stw

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Fscias TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the hotel
now occupied BY Jacob u. Hyatt, in the
viilsge Of Stanton, in M Ill Greek Hundred,
New Castle County, Del, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY l4TH, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

pr NATIONAL BANK. .
2LnIseTos Del, Jan. s.
Directors have this day ae-
dend OF four. and.a-ha II per
st Viz months, payable on de.
B9E ID. AkMSThOsG,
Cathier.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

I,NOR SALE-A STORE AND DWELL
Il ing. centrally located, containing 10
rooms, hot and Id water, In good order. II
gain. Investment viii nay 10 per cent. Gall
on j. PEIkuE,
ds0 codes NOT W. fth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

usoros, Del, Jan. 1, 1897.
Gay admitted Mf. 0eorKe
IN Interest In our mess.
s INDICTED hereafter under the
Oranston, Nswbold b 10.
HE new firm . continuance OF
Heretofore extended 10 Us, We
hrs Truly,
5RhNSfON 4 NEWBOLD,
street, wNmir gton. Del,
and Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

LITTLE BUpK ON
Power, Sound Health and
bow obtained by diet, only 30
ler's 42O Market street. Dr.,
work" said o lady. and !
Se 80 for II II could not 10
lana lnd-Stw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

AND POOR TAx-PAfkRS
No TOE
tar for the year 1898 10 long
law requires Aii 70 call and
IN ten days from this notice,
will pressed TO collect the
with costs. All those who
heats mad peter attend 10 the
JOHN T DiCKEY,
first District.
THICK NEARY,
eopd District. iAne-t1t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

, HckEBY GIVEN THAT
hpply at the next session a.
Pc OF the state OF Delaware,
rom my husband, Alfred HiDS-
~ nj. HINDM AN. deem lfnA
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

fHE ANNUAL MEETING
cmtc rs OF the New Castle
y Iosurancs Company viii be
Joe Of the company, No eo7
on Monday, the l7th Inst. Tor
IL eltcting i've msLbsrs TO
|Eers for thrso sears.
LIAM OANBY, President.
wa, Secretary. j3.te
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

HOR SALE Ok ExOhAN9E FOR A
u house In Wiimirgloa-i3 aorss Of good
land hsnds0mely si,uat d. ~ ut'es from
the city akU n TOWNSEND, oit Mar
ket street. lspe Nv
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

pdkNOE-FOh SALE
u and hxtures OF an Old estab-
store, doing n good businoss-
for selling. Address Grocery,
j3.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

p HAVE JUST OPENED nay
hrd and Livery Stable on Va o.
between Seventh and Eighth
l shall ee pleased to have u y
Everything new. Telephone
pSEPH MAhTIN. ie21-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

GNUR SALt-A HAZE ChANJE-rhE
II stock aud fixtures Of an old establish
Good resso;s fer ceiling. address GROCERY,
thts ON 70. jsH
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
E rs e q

at 10 O'Clock sharp,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

DE PAID FUb ALL KIND,
>pd hand clothing, watches,
ers, guns, sewing machines,
stoves, ali Of wlion will 10
|pDNNOh, vt g iox rate GOT
troet Will Bel. olhtf
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24

Eight Masked BriSsnds Rob the Express
and Mail Car on fhe Texas & Pacific.

light Masked Bri-snds Rob the Express
and Mail Car on the Texas { Pacific.
FoRr WoRTH, Tex, Jsn. 23.-Two mask
sd men boarded the engine Of The east
bound train on the Texas g Pacific Rail
road just as j. puiled OFT from Gordon
station A. 3 o'clock this morning. Draw
ing revolvcrs on the engineer and fremsn
taey ordered them TO 80 on until a trestle
two miles east o. The depot was reached
Here 'ley compelled the engineer to s,cp
the irain Ia such q vsT tha; The BAGGAGE
express ard mai. cars were on the road bed
Th.e fra passenger cara were on the tres. f,
a7d the passengers co4l nos leave
fheta. SIX MASKED men. who baH
been waiting ~ tlIs point n0W boarded the
train And fhe eight rY5-e-s vent through
The express car safe. gs-unr al the money
packages a-i va'IatIes. and fhrcuza the
uali 13ES iak ~ 81 tie registered ssze-.
twenty eiga- "a rgrn her, Faev then lor
tae trsin and rode aWsg without m.olesfins
the passengers. The Parrc Exr-ss- Con-.
psny refuse t0 sag hoV M their loss is
- ne reports vay from : 80 to si5 0o0
laf Va ~ of tfe -e--s - mail is % course
slsnaTn. TnEs fsr 1o r~s ~ the ROBBERS
lss been obtained
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24

Rev. Geo. e. Seedhah, the Evangelist,
spoke morning and evening in the Foun-
tain Strse- Baptist church, yesterday. upon
be subject, The Second Coming OF Christ -
The evening audience was especially large
he vii. hold meetings al this week, bible
readings Al $50 and preaching a, 80 p. m
Tie following Are the subjects tOr tie
week.
Monday, Bible reaalns-"The Cloud Of
Glory" Evening slbj ject-"1he Hfazen
Altar
Ta,sdav afternOon-"The AK and Mercy
sea Evening The Rent Veil
Wednesday afiernoon-Christ Three
fold Appearing. E'eling - Precious
Blood"
Thursday afternoon pavits Mighty
Men" Lgering- MethiboSleih.
Friday. - Afternoon Peculiar People
Evening s-"W hOs0cver
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24
THOSE M.DNlGHf mAaAUOERs.
They Broak into II. u. waek'~ Meat Mar
Let and Other Places


Let and Other Places
Pairolman French n0iiGed headquarters
yesterday morning that n p. Weeks meat
market. No. - Lyon-st.. had been entered
by burglars daring the night Detective
Connoiiey visited the scene and found that
c. r. Co.ieton s saloon bad also been visi -
ed, the burglars gaining an entrance 10 th"
latter place by taxing light Of glass out f
the hack window. The qropueiOrs OF the
places lai becn notified and upon Invest
CATION Ir Weeks discovered tAat the ox-
tent - al. loss was 81 i'm cash. while Nj
Colston didut miss anything. The thieves
also tried 20 gain an entrance 20 .. "
feturs grocery tore. 30. - Lyon-st, but
were EnsvrcessfGl.
About I'D last evening Mr. C0'leton
went .nto h-s saloon % light the gas and
tx up things for tie night when be was
startled 0v noise IN the rear Of The build
ing tie fastened 20 fhe sp0. and found a
man named Fdward 0Msiiey making his
escape through the back door Mr Cole
tom c0larad him snd .akiuE the law in his
own hands marched him to Police Head
quarters where tas prison vas locked up
on tbe charge OF burglary. oMalev has
often sprearsf i'm Police Court ss r'sin
drunk lie "a considered 20 Re the party
that broke into ths places early in the m1-l-
.rr
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24
Church Gossip.

A social will be given by Glass No. II, in
the parlors of the Church Of Christ, Friday
evening The programme will commence
promptly AZ s O'Clock.
Ms. T. C. We1ham. the veteran song
stress OF this valley, oiled the soprano solo
parts in fhe Park C0ngreg gauOnalist church
sccerla6ly yesterday.
Tuesday will be LAY Of prayer at the
Fountain Street Baptist church. Services
from . 80 10 ia the morning and from 30
- 80 j. m.
Rev Geo Ncedhan, the Boston evangel
ist Will speak 20 boys eFerr night this week
from to $50 .. IA. ia the =. 81 &. 4.
rooms lie will SPEAK &; the Pastors Con
ference this afternoon.
There Is a scarcity Of priests IN the Dio
Ce-e Of GRAND Rapids.
Grace church wants 2 rector and St
Marx S All assistan; minister.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-24

Mrs. g. T. W. Bishop. of fCheboygan. Wis,
addressed TWO large aud apprecieuye audi
eucss a. Occult Hall yesterday. In The
morning she spoke on 'Spiritusiism IS a
Fact and its WORK, ami in the afternoon
she spose on What Shall Ne DO - Unfold
tae Possibility OK ilamanily This dealt
LARGELY on the education Of children and
hos important i. IS to hnd ont their desires
and ieach them that wnicl their brains can
most readily appropriate Mrs Bishop IS Il
fluent speaker and beings the points OF her
arguments out very c!eaIy. She viii re
main IN the city uutll next Sunday, when
she will sreak again ~ the IA l..